# DEBUG 03 - STEP OVER
#---------------------

import os
os.system('clear')

"""
F5: RUN THE CODE
Run python line by line to the next breakpoint alternatively to the end. 
Follow the logical path of the code.

F10: STEP OVER
Move to the next line in the current scope. 
Stops even without breakpoints.
Noteworthy: We allways stay in the current scope. Well, almost allways (check the upcoming file for an exception)
What is a scope? 
- A file is a scope.  
- A function body is a scope. 
"""

print('debugging is amazing')  # only one breakpoint

def lets_play_around():  # declare the function
    starting_points = 7
    print('The game is on')
    print('The game has ended')
    finishing_points = 42
    return finishing_points

final_grade = lets_play_around()  # invoke the function
print(lets_play_around())  # invoke the function